How Do You Train The Behavior Of Rottweiler Puppies?
A small, playful rottweiler puppy will grow into a large, powerful dog. Rottweilers are loyal and fiercely protective of their human family and territory. Behavior training a rottweiler puppy requires a long-term commitment and much patience, but it is vital to ensure your puppy becomes a well-behaved family dog. Establish yourself as your puppy’s pack leader at an early age. Rottweiler puppies will try to assume this role, but letting your puppy be the leader will result in major behavior problems and inhibit behavior training. Simple steps, like never letting your puppy walk through a door ahead of you, sends the clear message that you are the leader. Housebreak your puppy. Rottweilers respond well to housebreaking as long as you stick to a routine. Take your puppy outside when it wakes up in the morning, 15 to 30 minutes after eating, just before bedtime, and every 2 to 3 hours in between. Also watch for visual cues like sniffing and turning in a circle. Choose a key phrase, such as
